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The Political Aims of Jesus Ron Manners AO given historical biases and theAmid competing portrayals of the "cynic Jesus," the "peasant Jesus," and the "apocalyptic Jesus," the "political Jesus" remains a marginal figure. Douglas E. Oakman argues that advances in our social scientific understanding of the political economy of Roman Galilee, as well as advances in the so called "Third Quest" for the historical Jesus, warrant a revivaland a critical revisionof H. S. Reimarus's understanding of Jesus as an instigator of